Albertina Studio Reviews

Loved the building. Fantastic collection of art. Exactly why we visited Vienna.

Amazing Monnet retrospective including little known paintings from private collections.

one of the best museums in Vienna. came to the exhibition of Impressionists, Monet, a private collection (including the work of Picasso, Munch, Malevich) and modern art. The museum is just huge, a lot of halls. Plus there's always a line, so it's worth planning for a visit more time

16 (for pensioners and "privileged" - discount)
public.

The Albertina Art Museum of World Heritage is located in the building of the palace of the son of King of Poland August III - Archduke Albert of Saxe-Teschensky, from which he inherited his name on July 4, 1776.

Collections of the graphics of the museum, beginning with the period of late Gothic, are rightly considered to be one of the largest in the world.

At the same time, Albertina never ceases to please connoisseurs of art with frequent collections of outstanding imperishable masters of painting and sculpture.

Great rotating exhibits. Also a few hidden gems when you look through the old apartments.

Fantastic art and well preserved palatial rooms. This is a must see destination in Vienna.

Lots of art masterpieces in one place. The main exhibition is worth seeing. However, I was not impressed by the modern art exhibition in the lower floor.

Great museum of modern art. The new Durer exhibition is amazing! It definitely must see. About 9 large rooms with painting, drawings and sketches. The museum stuff is very kind and pleasant. But book your tickets online, otherwise you will wait in a long queue.

Gallery itself was outstanding, a must if you're in Vienna. However, we queued in the snow for about an hour. Surely this could be better managed? The cafe was also thoroughly disappointing; long queues, poor service, high prices. By the time we left the gallery exhausted, hungry and thirsty because of the lack of choice of catering. Shame because the gallery itself was glorious.

Great exhibitions ... take a lot of time! At least half a day!

I think the next time I will get there, as this time (03.01.19r.) Standing in line for almost an hour, freezing like a dog and moving just 3 meters, I realized that it is not necessary to spend time in Vienna on the queue!

Wonderful Museum with many interesting galeries, classic to modern, Briegel to Warhol. Not a massive Museum, nor very small either, it's sort of like the Goldilocks of museums; it's just right! Wonderful evening concerts as well, if visiting Vienna something I encourage looking into. Additionally, very nice 5 Euro ($5.50 usd) posters as superb keepsakes or gifts. That is if you don't mind boarding a flight with many rolled up tubes of posters. Ehhh, there are worse things...

Has been there many times and the staff is always very friendly and I have never had to wait long.

Klimt+Schiele+Permanent+Special exhibition. What else? You cannot miss this at least once.

Good museum (especially the temporary exhibition of Monet and Picasso). Worth the visit because you can also see the palace from the inside.

I enjoyed the rich collection of Durer's painting there.

It is my favourite gallery. There is a collection of main art decades

Definitely one of my most favorite museums in the world - love the contemporary exhibition

Superb museum with many magnificent works. However, I did not find the audioguide very well done and there were not enough comments, many tables are missing.

I really, really liked it, the entrance is 16 euros. Large exhibitions of paintings and interiors

Very appropriate selection, and in the fall Albrecht will be! The beauty

A great place where we can see classics and modern art in one place

Because you can't take any pictures in the Hofburg and Schonbrunn Palaces, it was a relief to see we wouldn't leave our midweek getaway without any pictures. The Stately rooms on the top floor rival those in the Palaces, but you get some awesome art to inspire you as well. When you enter the building you are first greeted by a paid cloakroom, but I would recommend getting a free (just need a suitable coin) locker downstairs instead (just walk down the hallway towards admission and turn right at the end). Do note you can not take pictures of their main collection (the Van Goghs and Monets, etc.).

Passage from modern painting to contemporary painting thanks to a subtle hanging. Major works of minor painters as their work has suffered from their multiple aberrations. A salvific rediscovery for some.

They should not need an evaluation but anyway, brilliant display and briefings from Eduard Monet. Only entrance and cloakroom management could be improved. Must visit.

Good, to do and really exceptional products. The living room is just too cute and cozy. This place takes us to another time in Vienna.

I was bewitched by the exhibition on Impressionism and art from Monet to Picasso. A truly magnificent museum, well managed and organized.

Great museum. Elevators for disables.
Price standard.

Great museum. Beautiful collection of paintings and beautiful interiors

My experience here wasn't particularly positive. Queues are long, chaotic, and poorly signposted - at one point there were two simultaneous queues to get in and only when we got near the front did we find out that one was for those who had purchased advance tickets. Fortunately we picked the correct one in this case, but others weren't so lucky and ended up being sent to the back of the alternate queue.

Once inside the chaos is further exacerbated by masses of people all pushing in different directions to get to the cloakrooms. Given that most of this takes place on a staircase it seemed miraculous to me that someone hadn't been injured. With all the pushing and shoving, it all felt more like a moshpit than a queue to hang your coat. As you are forbidden from entering the gallery with coats you can more or less forget about avoiding this experience during the colder months.

Once inside the gallery proper, certain exhibits were utterly rammed with jostling tourists, and with the now characteristic absence of any crowd control it was generally an claustrophobic and unpleasant experience.

Overall not a great experience and will be highly unlikely to visit again when I'm next in town. Unless you're a keen art fanatic I'd recommend avoiding this particular attraction.

I liked Picasso before, and now I love him much more.

Wonderful house, great exhibition. Unfortunately, some visitors think they are alone

Great collection . From Vang Gogh all the way to Picasso. Reasonable entrance fee (free for everyone under the age of 19!) A must if you re in Vienna and love art.

It is a different art museum and the super original stairs

Very good, but very busy. You should only come in the morning.

Great art collection and the staterooms were a welcome part of the visit.

I will hold the Monet special exhibition until January 6, 2019. Pictures are arranged in chronological order, and audio guides (English) are also available if you need them. There are works of various artists such as Monet and Picasso in the permanent exhibition hall.
Admission is 14 euros, under 26 is 11 euros, audio guide is 4 euros. If you are under 26 years of age and would like to watch more than one exhibition, you are recommended to sign up for a six month membership. It costs 15 euros for 6 months and you can get free admission, free audio guide rental, free clothes storage and a 10% discount at the souvenir shop.

At my own opinion, the best artwork exibhition in Vienna. Very big and full of marvellous painting. Klimt's and Monet's paints are simply marvellous.

Exhibition hall, always exciting. Besides amazing exhibitions, there are events in backstage as well, so you may spend a lot of time in fun and learning. Lounge area is nice, gift shop so rich...

Amazing masterpiecies of worldwide artists, perfect service. DO NOT MISS this place while staying in Vienna.

Exhibition from Monet to Picasso. ..... as always extraordinary

Beautifully renovated building, well-made exhibitions. - For a short visit unfortunately a little expensive, because you only get tickets for all exhibitions. - Security staff a bit loud and unprofessional.

This was by far my favorite Art Museum in Vienna. The Building's interior is worth the price of admission on it's own, but the Art on display is also well organized, fascinating to see and the stories of their acquisition was very interesting. There are many opportunities to sit which was a real plus for me. It's fabulous. if you don't go to any others, don't miss this one.

It will be good to see what kind of exhibition is held during the trip. When I went in summer, I remember that the works of master artists from Monet to Picasso were literally hanging on every room, so I was happy to have snow. Famous rabbit paintings are located in a small area, It is recommended to go. If you are interested in seeing the exhibits, you have to go!

A decent art gallery amongst many others in Vienna. Luckily for us they had an extensive Claude Monet exhibition during our time in Vienna.

Great masterpieces well exposed and well commented in German and English. Not to be missed

This is a beautiful museum that we spent all afternoon in. Great temporary exhibits plus a great collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art.

All in all, the permanent exhibit is a bit uninspiring so your visit should definitely be guided by whether and what kind of temporary exhibition they are having at the moment.

Nice that they have escalators for those who have trouble with stairs. Gorgeous view of the city center!

Exquisite exhibitions in a nice environment. It was gorgeous!

Great collection, has pleasantly surprised us and is very well disposed.

The Albertina is a museum in the center of Vienna. It houses one of the most extensive graphic collections in the world. If you are passionate about art, you can not miss it.

Who are we to rate Vienna museums??

But it has a perfect collection from Picasso to Monet

Definitely check it out